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Having a website for a small-town business is crucial for promoting tourism, attracting new businesses, and providing valuable information to local customers. However, designing a website for a small town can be challenging, as it requires a different approach than designing a website for a business in a large city.

It’s been over a year of some businesses struggling to stay alive as a result of the pandemic. This year has taught us how to restructure our teams, building work from home infrastructures, taking every precaution in the book for essential workers that are required to physically be around each other. We see new opportunities and new businesses rising f...

In a recent article published by a reputable news source there was some information that was incorrectly provided and we’re here to set the story straight. The article stated that the deadline for all businesses that were legally required to have AODA compliant is in June 2021 – this is false.

Did You Know: Businesses & non-profit organizations with 50+ employees should have made their website and web content accessible by Jan. 1st, 2021? It’s not too late! Make your website AODA compliant. Visit aodawebsites.ca!

A great home page layout makes the web page more interesting to look at because the viewer’s eyes will want to dance around in the page. It’s definitely easy to get lost on a home page and we want your viewers to enjoy the experience.

Now that we have gone over the foundational aspects of a home page, we can dabble a bit into Branding. Your lead Graphic Designer will help you establish the overall look and feel during the design process. It’s the most fun part in my opinion because this is where you truly get to express who you are through emotions that your viewers feel when they v...